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The Ledger and Times, May 11, 1953

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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers at Murray State's Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Ledger & Times by an authorized administrator of Murray State's Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. 9, 197,3 SATURDA , Selected Al Beet All Hoene Kentucky Community Rewspaper toe 1947 ,...... a.i...i... Earle S. aePherson, Ford t Hardtop president in charge of engineer., "Roof-o-matio" was ra.11 Weather said the We Are la,, KENTUCKY: Considerable phase. chat r in the research cloudinesk scattered thunder- ierd Helping To storms this afterneon and tonight. Thunderstorms local- The Ford 810- Build Murray ly-•severe west portion this Wedne5day de- afternoon and early tonight. rtitop etinverto I Each Day 'Low unight 60 to 6.5 Tuesday is- he converted cloudy, warm with showers. ibile. irdi I ar aeonver: . rci that becauac metal, Its rigid YOUR PROGRESSIVE HOME NEWSPAPER MURRAY - - - 8,000 IN ITS 74th YEAR Murray, Ky., Monday Afternoon, May 11, 1953 POPULATION Vol. XXIV; No. 112 Libation like that'\ United Press AT FURCHES new medal Is dal- and is nut lion at this tore ' ' was U wove'tat company's 50th ition. model of a fie p slides back on compel-t- ON BY iggage PW PROPOSAL AGREED CHURCHILL rek lid rises au- retrw controls Si,. Hazel Honor Students Funeral Of Edgar into the storaga Says Red window can be 71" Mammoth Field Leave Path Of L. Lovett To Be Proposal Could Be a position, folded 1)4) Today swung forward ""I CA sa Held heo P- -- mield for the rear Basis For cievsa " In Seven States Truce :4;:c; -II be held today at Agreement Cannon Used Desti _ Services will 2:30 p.m. at the Immanuel Baptist Chorch in Paducah for Edgar L. By United . 4 pitalized in critical conditions at By W.. G. LANDRY oners has really been reduced to 22. Lovett was killed in In Korea Tornadoes that killed at least 10 Albert Lea,.Mirm. Lovett, LONDON May 11 tUP)-Prime terms which no longer irwoiye any $11111111=6 crash of a single-engine Navy persons and injured at least Igo Near St. Charles, Minn., a one- the Minister .Winston Churchill called difference of principle. — last Thursday at Pomfret, leading f Drive In others left a mazy guilt pattern year old girl was killed and her plane today for a meeting of the "All that remains now is method NEAR THE KOREAN FRONT. Conn. of destruction in seven states to- mother seriously injured when a world powers "on the highest and procedure." -The revealed Mrs. May 11 (UP Army an automobile into He is the son of Mr. and level" - presumably meaning him- Britain accept lay Only day. tornado lifted would readily today it was blasting Communist with James E. Lovett of Paducah_ and Eisenhower and Marines" The black-funneled twisters Sun- the air and then dashed it self, President Switzerland. Sweden, India or Pa- the fortifications with a mammoth field the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. M. Malen- day night exploded with their most tremendous force into a ditch. The Soviet Premier Georgi kistan as neutral guardian for the wery Boys artillery howitzer capable of hurl- Workman and C. C. Lovett deadly, force in Minnesota where mother. Mrs. Dorothy McDonald, Peddy kov. anti-Communist war pris.ner s, ling 360 pound shells about 15 Calloway County. ind eight persons were killed. Hard- 29, of Rocigester. Minn, was taken of "I do not see why anyone should Churchill said in discussing the Territory" • Rev. Frank Norfleet, Rev. J. W. for t Oil i hit portions of Wisconsin reported to Rochester for treatment. be frightened at having a try- Communists' eight-point plan now Second in size only to the atomic and Dr. Carlyle Marney of Yby Grant two dead and at least 143 persOns Otto Jeche. about 79, w a s Bass, agreement. Churchill said. under consideration at Panmunjom. sapOraeli.i cannon, 240_se millimeter Houston. Texas ,'will officiate. - - G alIre lianitaedeer - - crushed and kilted near Wycoff, "We might have a generation fje_AtKik ,gccasion, as Iva always tivrilfielWriFITTE reqtaralarsiin - Pallhearers-Yiill Tammy -yam • ' -I-- tad Monday Other tornadoes hop - skipped Minn., when his barn collapsed, of peate.- does in discussing Korea, to re- t rectors to move it,. and a power- Treese. Harry Champion. Dean pro- Way Thru through Iowa. Arkansas and South pinning him under a heavy beam. Churchill made his dramatic mind the Commons that the United 4er Jewelry ful crane to place it in position. Stooge Cross, .13dly Reed and Furches Dakota Sunday night. Saturday His grandson, Dennis Boettcher, Little. posal in opening a two-day full- States has carried nineteen-twen- iliege" The Army unveiled the king- Houston. Store night twisters struck in Kansas 6, was injured seriously. Jimmy dress foreign affairs. with 21 for- tieths of the burden of the war. •ginia Mayo sized cannon at a demonstration Honorary pallbearers will he and Nebraska, injuring 150 per- Another storm-caused death was eign ambassadors among hit listen- "The mater is not one in which Reagan held in blinding rainstorm and Nickias, Linn Boyd d Murray, Ky. sons at Hebron. Neb., and "almost reported in Minnesota, Frank Len- Johnny ers. we have either the right or the Nelson witnessed by Lt. Gen. Maxwell Noble Rose, Ray P. Taylor. Bobby ene blowing the town off the map.- ehan of Spring Lake Park, Minn., lie Wed for an informal, ex- responsibility to decide, but it is Taylor. 8th Army commander, Henry Ellis. Blly Joe Six members of one family were was killed when his auto side- Newman, tremely secret meeting "confined our duty without separating our- President and Mrs. Syngman Rhee and Jimmy Gibbs, killed one and one-half miles south swiped another car on highway 10 Crass, to the smallest number of powers selves from oor great ally to ex- South Korea, almest 200 military The Lindsey Funeral Home is of of Hollandale. Minn.. when a twist- north of St. Paul in a heavy rain and prsoos sierssible.•' press our opinion plainly to them guests and a corps of United Na- charge of arrangements. er splintered their home and tossed and wind storm. A witness report- in Churchill made it plain also that as occasion offers." Churchill said. tions war correspondents. LAST TIMES their bodies 100 feet. ed that a blinding bolt of light- he believes the new Communist "I feel that this new Commu- was the most spectacular of It The dead were thntified as Anl- ning flashed over the cars just eight-point proposal on disposition nist proposal requires patience and new weapons shown at a Jon Lindbergh Several seto Martinez, 29: his wife, Mar- before the collision. • of anti-Communist prisoners held sympathetic understanding," he of the United NaUona' ever- TONIGHT display dalene.25, and their four children. An eldepy spinster, Miss Mary Emulates Daring by the United Nations command continued. fighting power New ve- , groiving Their two other children were hos- Maloney, self:lilted when a twist- in Korea provides the basis for "There is no reason known to and weapons, including a Of His Father hicles er carried away her farm home axmist me at present fiffassume that it grenade, also were ex- Miss Maxine White, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenton -- light hand near Stanton, Wis. Three other "Our immediate a i m is, of may not form the basis of an and MODESTO, Calif May 11 (UP) Jiibited. persms in the house were injured. White, has been named 19 ;3 Valedictorian, Miss course, the conclusion of a truce agreement, provided always that ROBERT NEWTON to re- -John Lindbergh, 20-year old son "We are just beginning Farmer Frank Novak was killed Faye Story, daughter of Mn1 and Mrs. Hafford Story, is in Korea." Churchill said. by the Commu- CKBEARD Mothers Are of the international flying hero, it is put forward new equipment DARNELL ceive some of our north of Amery. Wis., when his 1953 Salutatorian, "I doubt very much whether i spirit of sincerity." LLNDA the emulated his father's lone eagle nists in In Korea," Taylor said. barn toppled in the powerful wind- there could be an' agreement at iRATE BENDIX the new howitzer, daring with a 150-foot dive into E WILLIAM The Army said same twister blasted the present time on a united storms. The largest under- 1, rn ii%/fr fi/oA which has 'a gun carriage resem- By what may be the Honored of Amery, in- the business district J. M. Marshall Is Korea." atomic. cannen. Letter To Editcr water 'cave in the WeSt. bling that of the juring at least nine persons and but time might be a healing Holmes Ellis days. Secretary Of ' The handsome son of Charles has been in use for several destroying several buildings. factor, he said, if both sides in the A. Lindbergh, New York-to-Paris Westing deeply dug Communist authorities or- 1717 So 10th St. Korean war could stop where they Local Church At Hebron, Neb., State Bankers Group rubber bunkers. The "Lone Eagle.- donned a artillery caves and dered citizens th stay off the Fort Smith, Ark, are and replace foreign troops with "frogman's- suit and risked his Of cannon in New Head NOW! number of super-sized streets between 8:30 p.m. to 5!30 29 April, 1953 J. M. Marshall, executive vies- Koreas's. The Church yes- life exploring the inky waters ,tase W1S kept secret. First Methodist am a precautioi. against looting. president. of the Dees. Bank, Hazel, "Therefore, I should be content including 15 Mother's Day with and Times of the cave, located in the high Ends Tues. While the spectators, terday observed Mast of the town's 2.000 residents Ledger was recently elected secretary of with even a truce and a cease British Ky, Sierras. PITOL V. S.. South Xorean and speriel services Both the sermon were taking their meals at a Red Murray, Group I of the Kentucky Bankers fire for the moment.- Churchill Reserve Group of 21 services The young scientist said what he generals, watched a Crew and the music for the station because cookIng at the annual Group I said. Cross Dear Editor: Assoieation "fantastic" cannoneer, man the big gun. They were tuned to the theme of mother- found was Minister's moat power and gas were destroyed in meeting at the Kenlak^ Hotel It was the 'rime Murray was B. DEMIII.F.'S at a mountain I have been trying to locate The mouth of the cave opens Holmes Ellis of fired point bInnk hood Saturday's tornado Approixmately 200 bank executives. important speech since Georgi M. SHOW pastor of names of my family in order to onto a small lake. But it is ob- elected president of the Kentucky oesof 2.000 yards away. Rev Paul T. Lyles. At least 49 persons of the 150 directors and employees' were on Malehkov succeeded Josef Stalin 'HE tree. Will y o ti structed by a 150-foot limestone Reserve Officers Association at the Exploding shells shot. tenements the church had as his 'morning still hospi- trace my family and set the Allied world wondering injured were reported hand. into the annual meeting held at the Ken- mnre than 500 yards, kicking up evening topic. -The Child of the please print this article so that wall which drops 25 feet really talized. Almost every building in w•re:,B. L. whether the Kremlin intend- 100 feet the old timers of Kentucky will Other officers elected water. Lindbergh went down and lawe Hotel Saturday. clouds of smoke and mud Mother" town suffered some damage, and ed to embark on a new course in helping me trace Trevathan. president, Bank of Mar- under the wall to get to the Fifty-five reserve officers a gARTH Into the air. A unique twenty page program damage have a chance in its foreign policy. officials said the toll be presi- has by the Sutherland name. shal County. Benton to submerged lake. Until now, the United States was printed for the services might reach 81.500.00'). As the debate started, Churchill hear from any- dent of Group I and Neil Guess. Ford, a member of a Used nothing in Korea larger than the Wesleyan Circle of the church. I would like to Eugene aenounced that his ailing foreign TECHNICOLOR Andy Suther- president, The Peoples Bank. Mar- scientific party exploring Howe, '• antijE dhtinefight•inch gun in the land The program contained appropri- one knowing about secretary. Anthony Eden will be COik early as vice-president of Group I. northeast of here ate Mother's Day poems, the church land. who was born in the ion Cave, 65 miles from office for several will take office absent also displayed its new names of the Minister Dies 1800s He was supported to have Group officers said Lindbergh made the discovers Eli isiirsitial The Army services, and the months and that he personally will ,Murray and to at the time of the 59th Annual dive Sunday and two Sat: lightweight Walker Bulldog 'tank mothers o fthe church. both living While Preaching lived in or around in one continue to direct British foreign PRICES — , horse trader. Convention of the Kentucky Bark- urday. ADMISSION named for Gen Walton Walker, 8th and dead It was printed by the have been a great policy unless he finds the burden 25c Lucmcly Suth- ers Association. October 18-20. in was an extremely hazardous as, 54c Children, Army commander who was killed Ledger and Timer'. Bro. Joe Johnson died Suddenly His daughter Martha "It "more than I can bear." Soloman FrankOn LoutsVine, and will serve for operation," Ford said. "The thin ny, Adults 45c, Children 25( liar I y in the Korean war. The names of the mothers took In the court yard Saturday about erland married Commons vtas crowded. and the my great grand- 1953-54. rubber suits are no protection at Other weapons included a 103 most of the program, together with 2:45 p.m. while preaching. HIS DeHart and was foreign diplomatic corps. includ- The after-dinner speaker Tom at the depths which John dove and RillImeter retroillew rifle mo•nted a listing of the children. death was attributed to a heart mother. . ing 21 ambassadors, crowded traer PLEASE NOTE but a Collins. Publicity Director, City easild snarled.- On a jeep for speedy movernnt. a Mothers and children listed in Counties keep records now lines could- act as Churchill said that Geronimo" will not be attack. Trust Company. gallery, lapter 12 of "Son of rifle trigger located follows with few years ago there was very National Bank & A former Navy diver himself sew type of the program are as He was 72 years of age. .d there is no reason why the, latest FRI-SAT., MAY 15-16 down. Possibly there Kansas City. Missouri, praise the 27-year old Ford handled the shown until outside the trigger guard so Wean the mother's name listed first. He is survived by one daughter little written Communist truce proposal might above Suthei-- banking for its great strides in inch slinder nylon cord be used in the winter by soldiers Mrs. Ernest Underwood of Murray arc relatives of the 'one-half not be the basis of an armistice to me, or public favor. He declaftd that which was Lindberga only link wearing* gloves, and three im- Route 4: one sister Mrs Emma lands who would write agreement provided the Commu- (MEMORY) professional groups are now dive. proved rim: tars bro- even some that were or are ac- other with the world during his in a spirit Wilson of Mayfield: and one to find nists had put it forward quainted with relatives. looking toward banking Lindberg said he found an inner Mrs. T..1. Acton ther Sidney Johnson Of Murray of sincerity. It's really quite a thrill to find out how this charge in the attitude cave during Sunday's dive. The • Mrs. Vandal Wrather Route 2. He had three grandchild- The settlement of the war pris- names of past relatives and to of the public was accomplished. opening was under a 25-foot wall Sarah Adams ren. oner issue is the first step, be John Adair Mrs. stems,- Collins declared. "from the Jones held at the know from whom we came, "II and he said ceiling was at Mrs. Calle The funeral was work and is due said. Passes Away years of hard least 50-feet high. point, VARSITY Mrs. Doc Alexander Sinking Spring Baptist Church Sincerely, banking "There is only one vital mainly to the fact that' Using the special rubber suit. Neale at 3-00 p.m with Rev. namely that a prisoner of war Mrs, Bryan Sunday (Mrs.) Arlene Di ntnn a lively community- - John J Adair passed away tooay has adopted foot flippers 'and breathing with repatriated and MONDAY Mrs. W. W. Baker M. M. Hampton and Rev. Ralph 10th made should not be forcibly THER'S DAY WOO am, at the home of his 1717 South Street interest attitude. They've an "aqualung" air tank, the young Ellis M Joe G Baker, Sr. McConnell officiating. Burial was against his will." Churchill said. Holmes of Tr:- Mrs Fort Smith. Arkansas and their banks more biology daughter Mrs. Le..n Farris themselves Stanford University marine involved many Mrs. Josie Banks in the Sinking Spring Cemetery to . the "That issue has at the' City The funeral will be held at available and better known sitaefir tnnir---ertni---linn- a special tended the all day meeting Miss Kathleen Patterson Pallbearers were Haskel Wilson, months of wearisome discussions. 160, Max H. Churchill Funeral publ its" camera and an uninflated life raft. an issue. lake. Tom Beaman Clifford Wilscm, Stanley Wilson, counties but it is now no longer Name tomorrow si„t 2:00 pm. Mrs. Today's average television re- Banks in the following He inflated the raft in the inner Ellis is manager of the Weste141 Cratis Paschall. J. D. Wilson, and "The question of the conditines Mrs Luther Jackson Group I of the Kentucky taking Fired Tobacco Growers As- Glenn ;ColtharP, J. H, Yeager ceiver contains more than 1,500 comprise cave then sat in it while exchange of pis- Dark H M. Bell Robert Johnson. Honorary pall- Odd- governing an vice • MO C L. Ross will officiate. Mrs. spearate • parts - more than 11 -Bankers Association: Ballard, pictures for further study. sociation. and was the first Cle Mr W A Bell bearers were E E Williams. E L. Critten- - Adair pat-is well, Calloway, Carlisle, president of the reserve organiza- Ilurial will be in the Bud Bo- times the average number of Exact sire of the underwater Mrs. D W. Bellamy Housden, W. B Lipford. Graves. Htckman. Liv- Miele ry. found in a fine watch. Mere than den, Fulton. t has not -been determined. tion. •So Garrison gard, Norman Bogard. H. B. Jones, chambeir Mrs Walter P are re- ingston, Lyon. Marshall. McCracken He is a native of Calloway Coun- Farmer, 1.800 different operations Ford said. But after the informa- Mrs. Marian Benedict Charles Paschall. Aeree Weighty Topics county agent quired to assemble one TV rebeiver. and Trigg. from ty and was assistant and John Tolmon. tion Lindberg brought back Mrs Elliott Wear of McCracken County before World In Korea Churchill Funeral his dives, it was believed to be • - Meet Mrs Sally Fisher Bevil! The Max H. as- county agent one of the largest in the West. A reducing die) is really a plan War II. He served Ryan Hughes Home was in charge of arrange- following Mrs. Nat GREEK OFFICIAL IN U. S. FOR TALKS of life. It inttitsres developing a of -MeLean County and Bishop ments. Mrs C. A. "Lindberg never encount•red any whole new set of habits .. . a new a tenure of service in the armed W. Frost Mrs. Jack dificulty during the throes dives," state of mind . new thoicea. forces. agent in Henry County. Mrs. Melia BlaIrd ford said. "Hut essen with my ex- Which do you choose, ii new figure He was in the army from 1841 Mrs Julius Sharpe Roscoe Hayes Is periences. I wouldn't %sant to or a dessert full of calories-a to 1945. Mrs C. H. Bradley Officer try it." new pride in yourself or a rich Ellis succeeds Brigadier General Bradley New Navy Miss Frances snack in mid-afternoon? The choice Frederick Warren of Newport. Elizabeth Broach Mrs NEWPORT. R I - Among the is yours-and the fun also is W. H. Broach Mr 837 men graduating with the rank yours. You can become as interee- Broach To Meet In Bomb Discovered Mrs S. D. of Ensign, from the Navy's only WSCS ed in your diet as an arder•r D. Jahnson Mrs. G Officer Canidate School. is Roscoe Dresden Wednesday stamp collector in his flabby. In, In Red Embassy Brown Mrs. Ed E. Hayes. /ton of Mrs Ermine terest in the results that will F. Brown Mrs. James Stewart of Route 4. sand husband The Paris District of the Woman's develop from a slim figure will PARIS May II 1UP1,-A foreign Carlisle today that Mrs Ida Brunett of the former MISS Ann P. Hart Society of Chriatian Sersice will get you over the first hump. It office spokesman said Mrs. C. T. Lear of South Fourth street, all of hold its annual Officers Training will give you the inspiration, the a home-made bomb was discovered Soviet Mrs T. J. Carr Murray. Day at the First Methodist Church moral boost, to stick to your dirt on a window sill of the end ARR. Paul J. Kingins Many will go to specialist schools of Dresden. Tenn.. Wednesday, even when you are hungry: if. yoU Russian efribasy last Thursday Mrs Dan Clayton where they will be trained further May 15. beginning at 10 a.m. will come on down to the Cello- that an investigation is under way. Mrs Stanley Wall as pilots. aviation ground officers, Officers of the 5.5 local societies way.County Health Center an be A Soviet embassy employe found window Mrs. Sarah C. Crass beach masters, underwater demo- of the district will mettt far a day with the class. The bomb on a first floor Mrs. W. A. Ross lition team officers or "frog men," in intensive training of the work sill early. Thursday morning and Don't you often wonder about Mrs. Jenny Crawford gunnery liaison officers, who many of the Woman's Society under the notified polic e, the apskescrian those before and-rafter preturea of Mr. Wade Crawford eventually serve with the Marines leadership of Mrs Sanders Miller, said. Experts rendered the bomb Sergeant James M. McCuiston. the lady who took a reducing '5-e- Mrs. S. A Cunningham In Korea. and some will receive president. She will be assisted by harmless and took it away left, and Pfc. 0. B. McCutstoti, course" Wy not make a befoee Mrs. E. John James training for Navy Research pro- the 14 nther district officers in "It was not of any great power," right, meet in Korea after being and after project of yeurself? Don't Mrs. W W. Darneworth jects. the training program.' the spokesman said. - •. from each other for two tell a soul-let actions speak louder DAUPHIN • sway Mrs Bettie Overby In four months of intensive study He announced that examin:ng years and seven months. They have than words. You'll. be puffed tth Mrs. Julia Denham and trainiflg, these men have' cov- magistrate Guy' Baures has or- seven day furlough to spend with pride whaa your friends say • Mrs. Bertha D. Jones ered the same Naval subjects that dered .an official investigation. The other. Coffee ,groln in the United with each do in 'Oh. you've lost weight." Soviet embassy has not protested days Mrs. George DIvelbiss College NRCYTC students vvrici $6 a pound at a - - . 0. B. has only a few more SPYROS MAIKEZINIS (middiel, Greek minister of co-ordination States Wnutd cast foreign office. the. spoke.- Mr. D. L. Divelbiss four years Foremost in their study Call to the t Korea, while James 1.1 S for talks with President Egienhower, confers in Wash- minimum, according to a recent Classes will begin today. News! to spend in Ellen Dulaney navigation, seaman- Is in the man said, but merely notified it of Mrs. Frances was gunnery. secretary of stride,' published* in Kiplingeri the Calloway Health' eCnter for has. several more months. ington with Henry A. Byroade (right). assistant at tidy the incident- • Mr William P. Dulaney ship. engineering, damage control infdemation. 9th KENTUCKY DERBY The are the sons di John Mor- and Greek Ambassador Athanase G. Polltio, (international), -Changing Times Magazine. - • (Continued in Page Felts) and operations. • IRE McCuiston of Murray.

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MURRAY, KENTUCKY HAVE MANY USES THE LEDGER & TRAILERS I'AGE i- NVO eagne-kandings lrailmobiles which expand, from -Makiri• eight-foot width of a freight Lack Ofel ;the 14- to The highway, to a 14- & TIMES LE carrier TILE LEDGER NATIONAL width empha- sae LEAGUE •oday foot' TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY. Pet No games y Puofile t ht modernn 1,111 • DI LEDGER A T MrATWNAL W L sizeflexibility et tit and 'Ms Many . LEAGUE side wal!s I Cadcway limes Killed 7 .667 AMERICAN The expansible : the Etur'as l_ed.: 14 vehicle. 0 • . Jesuitry Brooklyn Clee..dand - Pierce as a 14-by-20-foot the West Kentucki.us. 13 7 6501 Chi-ago at permit their use sO. OctOrser Zii 1& azu Philadelphut - or rtrues,Hei 7 (3-2). for displays, classrooms, PORT Milwaukee 11 f (4-1) vs. l_emon warm, U. litalit• risoners .5o6 scheduled laboratory. P St. Louis 10 12 onl; game ph:do JA511i C --WIL14-LAMS, PLYBLLSHER New York . :A.• 12 to. the Editot. .UPi - Bad :odd. the '1 13 .4011 1 Meet any Actvertastng Letters I TOKYO Pittsburgh de reserve the rtgist to medical care loll- 6 12 .333: not for the best interest • cold and lack of Chicago items wtuct in our wuruon are .294 w Public Veice ed 2.538 prisons..., at notorious Cincinnati 5 12 sit ow readers "Death Valley" and at a ommu- A teat Money. Saver!! River, a - - ASSOCIATION mst camp on the Yelu AMERICAN LEAGUE ME KENTUCKY PRESS On Pet. Grip has reported. W L WITMER CO, 1368 Retains California sergeant tALLAE Brooklyn TOMO AL Kka:R.E.SL.NTATIVES 30, of ReOar TION Michigan Sgt. James F. 1-2.uuel. Part Ave. New 1ork, 307 N 13 6 .o64 Monroe. 5lemphis. "%ems;.250 Aiemeda. Calif.. said ex icily 331 Clevtland Bcerten York . 15 7 .1:932 ave. CEnsago, R Belyston- St_ First Place died during 78 days in 'Death New League 14 10 .563 National 1,607 more died from Chicago for transmission as Valley- and 'Ant Office. Mtdrray. Kentucky. 11 10 .524 Enteroa at the January to August of 1951 in Boston Seeond Class Matter tot hs aarLli boatel - - ,358 • --,-- •---- trN-ucil-P4T -C-instpassella -Camp No. a it- Pyoktotrg. By days. added. a pair of Louis 10 12 .455 per week 15c. pet Sports* 1% liter in two St RATES: By Carrier in Nurses. iuted Peria -in all the runs an .bit's said his fatality statis- 10 13 .435 UBSCRIPTION y 11 UP' - ancl drove Daniel Philadelphia counnes, per year. 6350. elae- NEW VORK M. for Billy Loes. the 11 19 .240 a•-anth ln Calliiway and adjoining r. gained a six hit triumph tics were accurate. _bemuse Detroit i The Bro.,klyn Docigers u ins against of the men first place st ho made it four prisoners kept records where. 2.550. tenuous grip on iaa a one defeat to top the Dodger staff who died in the two camps. The National League teams in-vude Yesterdays Results N.. MAY 11, 1953 the Milwaukee Braves twtee conliscated the lists but M 1)A badlands for the first The Caudese the western the Cubs, 6-2 on Max Sur- the figures, he said. NATIONAL LEAGUE season today, and the topped he remembered time this four-hitter for his touxth was captured at Kunuri held first place kont's Drantel 5,. Philadelphia Native Dancer , Cleveland Indians 4-1. rookie men. 71 of them Brooklyn ! American straight ens and twith 200 wounded O. 1st- Out by 002 points as the -hitter The -two New York 4,. P+ttsburgh, Mote-Tuned Duty prepared Don Liddles two iturt seriously. *bin -the Chinete Returns To !League's western teams place. Neter Y ark 3. Pittsburgh 2, ind. runs moved them into third Communists ambushed an ambit- their first invasion of the East Chicago 2, 1st. a --- • for Dittmer drove an three runs in the'L.T.S. 2nd Divi- _ -Pay Jack .lance convoy 4. Chicago 1. 2nd. May It P.---1 With resUrtiat game, two on air eighth 1. 1960. Milwaukee NEW - runs.' the. Dod- in the first sion's retreat on December 2, 1st. driving in ah their . Cinctnnat 4, St. Louis is 'comeback week to.. Nottive Phillies inning tripple. • -We left the 71 seriously wound This hers the Philadelphia Cincinnati 5, St. Lerws 2, 2nd. . • j beat The. Giants also--won a pair !roc'. men on the ground when they a while the - d •ed " 5-0. Sundry 4.41 behind three-tot tie said. -A 7 : Ls% runs tsf--„,the last Pittsburgh. marched up away." LEAGUE t. scored_ all the:r Sal Maglic. and 3-2, - AMERICAN Co ts swamp-• the St pitching by Dark two it--.ninc:s t Mir.er ass' -We were taken to Death Val- on a ninth toning slew York 7, BiasioiiS 4 N.a- ltiis Browns 12-3. Mueller hit ley. A total of about 3,00r Ker.tacii. Er-onus...I Bobby Borman Don 12, St. Louis 3 c,ot" ..,... tr. iiri ! The Inirceulate future Wil- 2nd Division Moor acins,- Cleveland ncer ',tarns to - a three-run homer and Lkvey mostly A, Philadelphia 0, 1st. breathing spell for the Dodger December 16 to Washington ••: . a a bases empty blast in the were there. From 2nd. W.t.".• is :Wale play tonight at liams tut Washington 6, Philadelphia 2, but the Indians account for all of the March 14, 931 men died. A recurd Irk open a two-gam opener to Detroit 8, Chicago 6. 1st. PRICE and then Mastic made it was kept. They were taken by the TOTAL CASH . -place Nsa Giants runs as 10, Detroit 5, st:ri -s with the .second It- eEtten we left that camp. Chicago who have en,ounter0.1 The men died M The Yank.res de- The Red1, CAPITOL'S ths. W,thers is Tuesday mant. rebounded 0 defeat .:are. Toda3rs Games and Red Sox. 7.4. rough going. lack of medical 2-1 ear test tor , the Boston as first Camp 95 masur 4-2 and to l.- s a 662 winning: the _Cardinals -We were transferred Written Sunday Mit shossed Ken Rat- my :rxte-er.ths; Bubba, Church and then Five. Three of 66 men in us.' he said. "Two • percentage compared with Cleve- crawling over Gammon e ! fensberier turned in strong pitch- died on that seven-day one • Britian • mark_ group American doctors arid .'. Lktik._ Star are land's .064 performances. Church scat- hit a grand-s1am. Al ing march. doctor tried desperately to save tn. Preatt-1,..ni .11xy Bt..ne as Jim Greengrass WITH horncrs. and tered 11 tuts but with no food and the COMPLETE niect Rosert----kiListitt. vih:le was an estimatid 3,000 men .".cy .• supplied a two-run 'homer. -There supplies &a we ri Dove"lioskins hit a three- 1.607 !hedger frlealICAI, 9 ATTACHMENTS lc Star- Lie ! pitcher dolo. dout only six men in Camp Five, of which and • the --lisstuti.ts' ,tate Raffensis,:iter them.by the North Koreans run homer In from -Jaunary to August of ). Staali.- had-ea:- in the second. triumph.... dud it was an impossi- :by- surge aer. Virgil Truck' records. The Chi- the Chinese TO GET YOUR FREE' " .'- • ' 1951 We kept WRITE TODAY ried a shutout seven 1.•-•ngs. too. •..1, O.: c. nese took them, after the be- Illascha won in a rars in Death Fewer men died •. ke his; Daniel said conditions - Jute,,, NEXT WEEK - as the Yanke•••• bro.a• Extra Step Will Siting of the truce talksiin HOME DEMONSTRATION " t• dppearance vane-y" were horrible. with three r.;•- • t.4y h5. sr.id. 2-2 t:e Help Rocky's Punch - We a :ILI s :•-d ft Che rag The g rnark.d try -a peculiar HOLLA-ND. Bich May 11 .1:1" s LEAGUE h F{-`6 "S u*Attle !•ticr MAJOR ..v r.;;;Ted teammate IMMEDIATE DELIVERY LEADERS: Wonderful! aatit.w16 1"01 %"a 111Krelitat3 rc J12. est,actiP- The New, AVE: MEMPHIS, TENN. Ltt 14126 UNiOivl ret putty . , quizoir..term imam I o Fill Horne Dernonstratiam LEAGI E 'Sept. -nber. VACUUM CLEANER Without •bl,got.o•, N‘Ttorciii, Piarsall • three lus %Inns 13th r: und of. Lost KIRBY on tlIZTIOLUX NEXT WEEK. sroronteeld ILSUILI K ii • pc:Li-A Goodman an ta Wesiey Rarr.ey, vowPuli 19.k.,r and lab rrasi the .150, a %. , trlacv Including Floor Polisher ' that (..tx.drr.an's ee) All Attachments -: :9 squeezed nard Barney. NAME the 1100'i EX-. :2 2C 2-7 ribs_ were 'Orli:sed and he propably , weight ci•ntender durtr.g Terms PHONE No . durin,., Easy 0. DOR E SS a'nts 17 .19 is w.:1 be sidelined few days. has handled the • sparmater Good Trade-in topped the of Rocky a tat CITY STATE iv,ns uoeknut -• Representative Dir•cticses S'7-alcrs tw)ce • z • trine, Call Clifton Campbell. If Ili D. Address, Plcose Send Specific 4 19.11 LRICLL Ate.e•.,.- 8-0 and 6-2 as PhiLsdet- Ira here 1(1) • • , e Lo 1 %MI 1561-11 04.00 - 21 H Pet charr.juun rested Phone agt.ter of for- 11.0 er and I tub C. AB R .s:re streak at•:--! tr.e . awn _ South 13th Street MID-SOUTH'' Witt Porter-' Rainey tnionInvit ..Rejcny COVER THE star itarat.1 Loyd. tit keE, 1.•' rite pener amme"WIE Is He etas only a 01•010- A -ge.es 1 • • • 7 'e14-d armed incnes 4621 II' ."hfd hit a thret• en lea • : - 34. •. 131 , !. or r ls and id Because of his ; „,B ROSS 4e rs. rfeel 13ftk th.an • Wairott's He a P. forcel • -er She test:5.2 -"le short attr.d../ Rocky has biien • J"(kEt hi,. vo iincst 4 via letiesinve itum- Stubbs - • frar'ila,s,t re- _ 11"ive 1:1.,•!4 s1 • Si ••• ,tuck Oer trig at close qudrvers sal the Post . ' ket j 7) by scailt`• zn.g ,_11" , , ,!; -.ight-cap 35 J ACKI - for the !lest tur-e- 1 fret?.•rworiosal -.:K. ' Red, h"ts tr. th:e But r.ow Busby long range because; 67 •wns Ia.• and Jim h'Arert'd. he is deadly at to take extra - 7 f sr lalt ..-nuriett: • n be has learned Chirac 8-6 w:th just before ronching, K a n Baited In • I ; t, pped Step forward - in tire 2.ftn thet --0- 1 g C -•••• - aru- tafor k r •• 1••• .. has s.vcnd win. COLD ..1 :.• fIniiiles gat •- B:liy so .years. &alb • r... s. • rirtn. •••••.•••• loss poured ....‘vr Durms past ift few th. the Who, Sox owns.. C mese., - - -and young peo-, au, tr., t.rst tua ir.t.ints rates fer Cliildren • •-e. 4.1•••••••••amraain R "-us e fallen gat •-.•, 1 tn. Ceti 'AB It an. a . pse Inc -s. hav - 1 , • ....AC ft as.4 walise/S D..1- a yt'•tr T. . • !. bass tb• Arn7-. I-. Om, • • H..ray d SHOWER r.r falba at tame S... o.'• a-oas•••••• S Cs :at first • ". Sara fcr ••-•--•- .F •• • 2 D•ct: . 747`...1 hroe77.1'.3r. giant! hang S,g - .rod..,tf r for an iron --s•r•-• P.t: . ./ tam P.OS• 4-oV. In- S7 • /C, I found Sea Foods so• !!' • NatLf.,',1 - 1 sold •in Marra: hi V. -tills Drug r in the. • eie sour konsetau ti drugs Pis. Gil Turner To tare a shower Rating Ever see a railroad car Risk cars YELLOW bath! NCAStL passenger :714 the Nashville Union # MAX H. CHURCHILL take them regularly at car. washer, FUNERAL HOME PAGES" Station. A huge automatic Goldberg would Superior Ambulance Service a contraption that Rube scrubs, rubs and rinses F.ineril Horne- love, sprays. 'Ti-.o Friendly The 98 moves slowly along. N. 4th St. Murray. Ky. Phone J the car as it , -311 minute complete bath takes only A ------.-- to take three and a half whereas it used same job. men 30 minutes to do the Nashville TUESDAY Built and operated by the $24.000. the ends WED. rerminal experts at a cost of VARSITY 9,000-pound washer is a blue-chtp for itself investment which wIll pay ! years. ii Wpe away that FROWN within two to three can save Terminal officials figure they CEE 411.04,,‘.1•01 . a dollar on every car washed. Six to offer you NCAA Says NCiliStL is mighty happy Nil 1114111 Colleges Are Guilty spic and span passenger .i•-: -1 story of such clean- s ...ester Ed a Of Violations cars. Those shiny, glistening, pav•iStet! the-, as-a-whistle exteriors reflect THE Rat Poison. Ca- Nquariums. Number One goal of NC&StL- nanes. House Cleaning improving freight and NASHVILLE, find almost any prod- constantly RED need in passenger service for our sir scrsi..c- you ... the Yellow Pages of your friends throughout the South CHATTANOOGA directory Save tek.phone service that is second to none WON tame and energy -turn first & Si.. LOUIS JANE GREER to the Yellow Pages, RAILWAY TIM CONSIDINE Take a LOOK its turn is ay.• all the . In the - LAST TIMES TONIGHT T3001( 'Doris Day and Ray Bolger • ••` in ' APRIL IN PARIS-

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USES High Pressure Water Jets Now Peal Bark Off 4o4p, TRAILERS HAVE * MANY tft. Own motors which revolve Woman's A log barker able to debark trots electric {IS 1,500 logs a day has been designed "frailmebiles which expend. from WANT „Ilionoi1111111111\1 the logs, gleides high pressura jets of a Ireight by Crown - hellerbach and West- 1 eight.fuiut width of water that peal off their bark, j the to a 14, of Tee highway, USE °UR I 11 1111 III AarI I Mt Hit iii I ow st‘r‘0111111 Liver Used inghouse engineers. A n airplane etiLet I carrier .„.,„ I 4711111 I then reloads. empha- !. parked, 1 - con iodey. foot idtei while pilot's wheel loads the device, of the modern size the flexibility FOR SAI-e. NEW KIRBY VACUUM, TO oNs AGUE side eval!e NOTICE SAIdH ON HIS WAY PRISON vehicle. The expansible n FOR SALE I Immediate delivery.! 1 CLEANERS. As Filter d - Pierce a 14-by-20-foitt permit their use as All attachments. Excellent floor I cleserteims, NOTICE - FOR REPAIRS ON !mom, for displays, ups SALE-MY EQUITY IN 3- polisher. Easy Terms. Good trade- :•doled laboratory. mute's, lawn motors, etc., call SAN FRANCISCO um .- stir- WANTED photo in on your old vecuurn cleaner. DOGWOOD bedroom home. Assume GI loan. Loyd- Beane, 12154 or see at geons at the University of Cali- Call 635-R. M12p Call Clifton Campbell, It:presen- Ideally located. ' fornia Hospital have used a wo- _ tative, South 13th St. Phone 1109 Vine. 5114c to these man's own liver to filter the sex Dogwood will be bought according SLIGHTLY USED - BUT YOU Jee 1564-81. -BETTER MEALS FOR LESS WITH her adrenal can't tell it. Dinette Suite, 5 hormones produced by Specifications: a Nurge Home Freezer. Choose, re- piece set with extension table. gland out of her body, they the size "just right" for your $59.95. Riley's No. 2 Store, 105 vealed today. Lengths: 20 - 40 - 60 inches. Help Wanted family, whether it be a new flow N. 3rd Street, phone 1672. el13c They re-routed her blood upright or chest model. We sell to do it and remodeled the chemi- Diameter: 5 INCHES AND UP. Logs with ted FOR SALE- 33 GOATS. SEE WANTED STRAWBERRY PICK- a complete line of frown fooa cal factory which is her body as it 2/12 Grady Gordon 4-miles west of ERS. Call Glindel iteavee, phone contaniers. Economy Hardware. is all animal bodice. Suegery be- heart, hollow, or dote in center must have 184-11 • Wee. 5821e Hardin at Oak Grove Cumberland came akin to plumbing and chem- OR MORE of sound white wood. Presbyterian Church. Mllp ical engineering. INCHES steetl' THE SKY IS THE LIMIT ON WANTED - TWO LADIES TO MORON_ ..1t'je.11.wn 20 inch lengths-may have one defect NSW, FOUR DRAWER • WALNUT -ciza- do- 114dt the. More -Grade: -'Iit'ar-n 'press. Age 21 or ieviii:---"4-4°4 her life. She had advaimeir inope- finish chest of drawers. Water- than BO, wonderful Super Kern- No young babies. Apply at Poone rable breast cancer. Thanks to hei OF BOLT). fall top. $29.95. Just the thing tone Deluxe wall pault colors (CENTER Laundry and Cleaners. 8112e own liver, they ueeet•ded. The for that odd corner. Riley's No, - Made so that anyone can ipply have two (18 unique operation was described by 60 inch lengths_may defects 1 tAl- 2 Store, 105 N. 3rd Street, phone 'them, you can „over wallpaper, 0 0 •...L-I-IIIr---- Dr. Maurice Galante, one of its s xt: _ lot .,... ,,,,,•41110. M13c and all wall surfaces, in your DEFECTS). C0' 1672. and of the INCHES BETWEEN I Lod Foundi favorite shades. Economy Hard- originators and member TIAI .. 4*•••"''-- 44:. et mech- , ..., ware & Supply, East Main, Phone facultyLl of Cal's school Payment: Cash on delivery. 4 FOR SALE CHROME BREAK- )4 LOST - RED BONE HOUND DOG 575. M22c FAST suite, iron bed and spring -. • - Job" :leurv, 100 Se..uee St. Sex hormone's speed the growth 10%.•.1111:11.P.• ..5• . .."...:::' Phone 1678-J. 101119 -EVERYBODY KNOWS THE REPU- in women anti 011k-iv __....0.,.. •--.• ,;.--• lp of breast cancer Lumber Co. Power Sykes Bros. TATION of BLUE GRASS To cut ..„,..."7„.-• ,- - MODERN GOLDTONE 2•PIECE prostatie cancer in men. and Push type mowers. They the sip - ....• ...-- living room suite. Coueh makes I off" their primary source, .... take the Blue Ribbon ter lawn her sex NEW CONCORD ROAD PHONE alt8 ..... a real comfortable bed. $189.95. emits first remotied WANTED care - Priced to sell. Economy Also 2-piece wine living room elands. But the adrenal glands Hardware & Supply. k127c and $19.95. Riley's No. 2 Store, !FRED M. 5.11IGH (left), former owner of the St. Louts Cardinale, gets peudeice some sex hormones suite TO BUY -UPRIGHT WANTED into an auto in St. Louis for a trip to the U. S. in they influence cancer growths, too. 105 No. 3rd Street, phone 1672. Is113c THERE IS NOW A SINGER penitentiary mmc piano. Phone 82I-W. rerre Haute, Ind., to begin a 15 Yet all persons must have adren- Sewing Machine Repkreser,o Sales,ntive serving -month sentence for income evasion. Right, Deputy al secretions in order to live. The living in Murray.tax Marshal Les Davison, (international/ 't‘‘ surgeons removed one a dr en a 9,c Service and Repair. contact Boyd Invest In A Home! gland from the -woman. They tied WO)PUZZLE Linn, 201 South Fifteenth, Phone ‘" CROSS the main tic off all blood veins except C> 1592-J. so Be Your Own Landlord!` ACROSS PRIg0 In Radio I one and this they re-routed . U. CASH PRICE - 1:2MLIS lIE- Fee The Mod EnbeiliINESIIII blood Mowed directly into 1-Summit of REWARD! $5.00 FOR Tlika edrenal 641, two bid- .4,4ku it hies • 44 :SW the Lovely * Country Home on Highway -I of, or fur information the _levee which be down C 1f3 TUHN -water, bath; nice Arena' sex while per- rooms, Toll barTalyent,----running 9-At tem pt .:4QM1 leading to the returu of hitt( k hormones 12-R1vrr In 47- 4'Mains tatting the . other adrenal hormone closets. Large lot, nice shade trees. This home 0 -Cloth and white 7 week old Cuel !Siberia 1840 go for $50.00 per 01.0%. ii WNBS upon life depends, to and well built, rents tire otitl 1340 which 13-Heroic event puppy. Sir iyed or was stet.. is morn 64.- I 14-Tint :rnitie., BPI Company Wiel- .Owner to Sell. $2,000 15-lniirflnite tile' ord from Airline Gas month, anxious down, art irla 52-Opening In A 1:10 nesday, May 6. Call Willem, The woman, who is 32 years old, 0.01 of house balance $4,750. 14-('arry 'A Id12p Dial rims :e out of the hospital and now has 111-Defitille artist. 64-Toward ;Lin 1. Johnson at 1177. .ETE WITH 20-8sintoil for . SS--Cry eirvived the operation and her Lovely Ranch Type Home, three large' bedrooms, tantalum i rt-Iltrawl COQ I _ far advanced' cancer, fer which no North, built-ins. Every con- ‘CHMENTS 2.2-5Valk across 69-A state kt 171rlif . Tuesday. may Is, 1951' utility, garage, faces failure elUalMI could have aireem MU standard procedure For Athletes Foot I • venience to make home worthwhile. 24- Silk orm 61-- - fur ttvo, months. 27-Dlties fool DOWN 6:00 Farm Program LOU Record Shop to. 1;45 done anything TO GET YOUF.i FREE of Use TA-I. for to 5 days. It ac- TODAY 2S-lidetal fastener 61-Ston Adam I -Wing 0.15 Farm Program 1:45 • Here's to Vets Dr. Galente said the operation Modest, large Four Room Home inside city limits ....sill-Atietriset Seine 3-Having Sr. tually peels oft the outer skin. was not a cure - that! there was1 "22- Br•pat tee's 87-Stinging • metre-al feet 6r30 Hymn Time 2:00 News near College. Large lot, beautiful shade trees. WEEK through fungi and KILLS breast can- :MONSTRATION NEXT 34-Leak 3-Printer's exposes buried 0:45 Careway Capers 2:05 Music for You to 2:45 no cure for advanced alone is worth more than asking price 36-Note of scale 44-Sprnails for measure A This lot drvIng (IN CONTAtle If not pleased 2:45 Jelly Elliott cer. 37--4'ourt game 8:55 News at $2,800. It takes the'cash to get it. 39-Joloed CS -Mail 'mein.ilia! 04,4 T 2:45 Serenade in allue The' uperatiorrrIN'''' reflpthotcnt .tt• - threail Hill' instant-dry ing -4-L, /MN 7:00 Morning Cheer 3:09 News of the drastic surgery %filch idirni- Ideal drama. Its t k AS all) drug store. Today 7- 15 Clock Watcher to 8:00 1.0‘ra0Nour Redro.ona Home near Fi Toints, • 7-i-Itottoin 'sod. 3:0e Western Star _pates _by4ii;..edri gala .8* Well, Oa VACUUM 6-1'gsforte • • at Holland Drug CI.. 8:00 News 'ilor) Investment and redtaestithelisttofrark 9-441 that wade 8:15 -Morning' Devotion 3:15 Wcsrtern Star both sex giant's. It prolongs life, to-symbol foe 3:30 Music for Triesday Lic:•iral)le location. Will suerifi, CEI1TERS roihroluin 8 30 Meetet y Shipper Country Store in lid pronoun 8:45 Morning Special 3:4.i Music for Tuesaly at $4,250. TENN. 'if -I•reoriallion INION AVE. MEMPHIS, • 9:00 Morning Moods 4:00 Postcard Parade osiers et 75 ligor.on, 1 wont o IRO Home Demonsti --„ 2,r 25 /-24 -A-soior itisk• 9:15 Morning Moods 4:15 Postcard Perade Lakeview Drive In IF YOU ARE IN THE MARKET FOR Ill:TIOLUX NEXT WEEK. / 13-yood program 4:30 Postcard Parade lueronfeed ILIUM •,...1 24-Intrudes 95 Drive In 9:30 Morning Moode it 29 .' 78-1trage whispers 4:45 Postcard Parade REAL ESTATE SEE US te 9.45 Morning Moods. 500 Sports Parade Sunday and Monday .--. 33 ,/,.3.1 - Sc prow-rt., 10:00 News PHONE No. ▪ _ rated Sunday and Monday 1015 Rural Rhythm 5:15 Teatime Topics "Working Her Way Thru 25-V VOgrt ‘, , srki w '40 Pa Kettle 5:30 Teatime Topics 5 ATE 71-Ting "!Ma and 1030 Lean Back and Listen College" Send Sp fit Dir•olens A a .5-1'ori of beito at the Fair" 10.45 Le,.n Back and Listen 5:45 Sagebrush Serenath, WILSON If g.t.O. address, Please •;:/'k,-1 with Virginia Mayo hi 0i .../. :, q3 1../. .11 -PgllIi".ird 4n.L.1.5pisify starring Marjorie Main 10:55 Scrapbook 6:0U News Ronald Reagan MID -SOUTH'' 41-Parkof away 11:00 1340 Club 6:13 Between the Lines Insurance and Real Estate Agency, :OVER THE .5 .44 ‘r" .1 .19 44--Passoie•way and Percy Kilbride and Gene Nelson arties 1340 Club 6:30 Western Caravan / It 11:15 -- 303 East Main Street S.! 41-Therefore 6:45 Western Caravan SO /32 531-A rib and Wednesday - 11:25 Eddy Arnold Tuesday 7:00 Baseball Warinups Tuesday & Wednesday PHONE: 842 59 hoignagn I1:30 Favorite Vocals FS 6, Ca !A -F1 yl ng ffi.mmsj "The Devil Makes Three" 7.25 St. Louis Cardinal Baseball "Las Vegas Story" -rmost 11:45 Gospel Hymns :AL L WADE with Gene Kelly game to with Jane Russell AUGUST F. WILSON as Part 12:00 News 10:00 A4-1:MITI•t and Pier Angeli 10:00 Newe t Salesmen • -11,10.,v month 52:15 Noontime Frolie and Victor Mature ke 62.-Tois nod 1 12:30 Church of Christ 10:15 Listeners Request to 11:00 • 54-n11.1 11:00 Sign Olt 66 Ifiver In It-is- 12:45 Luncheon Music By Ernie Buahmiller NANCY HE'S OVER LOOK--- WHAT THERE THAT SILLY WHERE'S BURYING POOCH DIP YOUR A BONE

in,.o.ta 14 17,0,,4 frrran• r,s4,1,0,1 try /Ong F. al •, 1 1. .1, 11...... 11111r9.011SAPIEMIli- DOG r? on the sweet exchange. lawyers are better off, me Illefetorete up. Thde "Larry anti Carlotta come to "Spiritus** riding Mr. Brown would never chit. . Aboard the yacht I'm sure with everything. Don't you, liaPtproks. Lord Role escape." who.- oft Nassau. wife Wm- let a criminal wt. Tintagel. hie Aforrir00 middle-aged collide- dren?" their elderly aunt. Lady B row Ms bet," Larry said again, but Wits. and arrival Of adapted to the ex. You Tremaine, await the flafICC was not his uncle was not Lisa Dare,. opdyke, • feeling, but the look he shot 'weber guests of the pres.sion of shades of wealthy eccentric and owner it- a wet affectionate. had invited eight people a change did come over uneeenfortable in- usury craft. the Routh Pis During these to cruise with tom •loag of Intensified petrifaction. Walton had been roarit Remaining g ill 10 I to his terchanges, Gay American Day Walton. hairy hand paused halfway more nervous, finally board ship There'. perfectly getting more and and her very mature es- mouth and hung there, smoothing her movie actreas Inerser, tar- plating her mince, Prederick Brown. • was ?cwt. broker, and lila hand- steady. I coulthet blame her. I ry Redding. • no place in my Arlie wire. Carlott•. Dr. Ruben Ran- -Sentiment has nervous too: Now she some Optlyke." getting dolph. pay-Olaf:1st. business, Mr. a little professional from the 1.13.1. tried out "You resigned on Opdyke's it-it, TIITIF.E ago, didn't charm. Sitting CHAPTER eight years hand on his arm aboutyour, she laid a delicate turned to the rest of appealingly. By Van Bares OPDYKE and anti looked up at him ABBiE •n' SLATS Raelsura en to talk about Lady Brown took his mouthful take us to get es, and beg an- "How long will it of to her-al. chewed it up before he darling?" THAT MY DAILY I TELL YOU,LORNA SO, TELL Trematne instead calmly to La Gilaira, Oppy WHY DON'T YOU STEEL-WOOL JUST REMINDER,LORNA Intudating attitude, svecred. . didn't buy it. "Are YOUR ...THE TRIP SERVICE NOW SHUTE'S WASHED ME,BUDDY, ways an doctor. It Mr. Opdyke ("COD-TIME CHARLIE OFF With everything. "I agree with the jumping ship?" - HEART- UP.. HER VOICE IS WHAT YOU "She wax horn much.", you thinking of RELAX, LORNA...IT'S MIND, HONEY...ESPECIALLY WHEN OFFERS HAND HOLDING, All the fel- do to know too. tinkled. -Not Money, position, fame. doesn't before. Gax•s bright laugh NOT YOUR TRUE LOVE, YOU'VE-60T A REAL MAN LIKE PATCHING, AND GONE.. GOT "1 OFFER for. Do like risk, as I said of course. My vantages 1 had to fight "I to me, unless I have tO. TOUTER... TOMMY TRIPP HOLDING OUT GENERAL ALL- WITHOUT NE? Metal- it anything happened wire me ...a - 8UD2Y snippose she is really Still, other agent said he would HEART Q. ROUND ROMANCE I'M ONLY ASKING' you things will happen to a lot of HIS nerable ?" that, haven't contract ..." FOR GALS MIND YOU,' people. I've seen to cynical eye was too allowed herself to' laugh. Oedykeas Lima Jonas?" voice trailed IN NEED... for the chink in I, to much for her, and her "Are you hunting remark was addressed Dr-are you The off. rny armor, Darius? of the Spiritus, who this found it?" the Captain were all so keyed up by telling me you have at the foot of the We Was sitting a little cracking noise that Robert might not said a word so time that I thought table. He had made us jump as if defiance, but merely grunted. behind us hark her up In her far, and new he started throwing another guest who eyebrows down someone had Instead it was lie pulled his black was only Todd. the it•ervene. Dr. eyes, and his china. Rut It felt called upon to until they hid his engaged in breaking smile which if he smelt steward, oddly Randolph produced a sharp nose quivered as and scree- help in his Randolph had as egg at the sideboard, mumt have been a big something bad. Dr. small Chi- managed to be that rating the white Into a practice, because it me Miring the afternoon same time told cruised nese howl. sympathetic, and al the and Opdyke often in it everything Jonae company, "You had a fleck of yolk indicate that he knew together with no other him an- understand- last night," Optlyke told about everything, seemed to have an to us. dangerous to and tr ship's verely'. 'TRen he explained "Sometimes it is without words.word It vats before All M company It on my face much information." he joined the "1 smooth have too the rule that It prevefets wrinkles. was to draw he had been known I go to sleep. LIL' ABNER "ales he accomplished at dinner, but It. Carlotta. Not ACl CLa K EPTP1 •7• himself cloud as an You should try THE. THAT r--TNAT BBIGC THE lightning onto to claim the smallest course." HERE. P55T.r.r-AF7ER I'LL WINK AT -4E 1 that knows, the bridge. that you need R. of -FACED WA $ JUST GIVE MTE "You're the one tor staying on and ARE, ANC, DI/VED CHICK WITH THE RAT excuse about his Carlotta Redding exhaled, z- - WE WWED FRIENDLY HIGHH SIGNIE Randy." Nobody knew anything plunged -rm, AND PAID TYE RIBBON,JUST TO GEA/NULMAN fr taken aback. a cross her plunging neckline GORES, 0'14/Ai MOVE IN The doctor seemed lie looktd to me like of art, L LET HER KNOW WINKED ovE0' NASHVILLE, past. deacon. She was a work WALDORF CHECK WELL 2.L what do you mean ?" a pirate and a lower. FOR HER- Li'L RED -AL/ "Just ire between wonian as smooth MOW IN- I'M looked as pleastld strange one, for sure, an olive-akinried EYES ATfil.E.V )7-- WINK Mr. Opelyke his Ile was a Cook] have been any LOBBOVIA with a bite on Redding as stone, who BAc•r.?'-9 a fisherman I noticed that Larry twfmty and forty. CHATTANOOGA patient teild you a man age between line. "Suppose it watching.pur host like diti not leave would interest was Iler black satin dreitst isc.AL -1-0-1:ASHIUNED eemething which hole. - perfect fig- sLogeboviANICOOKtrgh at a rat us guessing' about her police ?" are corny, Uncle beautifully & ST. LOUIS the my first "You really She raiseti her "Professional secrecy Is abruptly. tire. itre;•4 ciffiN prompt- Oppy," he said eyebrows. t Randolph answered uncle," Mr. Op- groomed '.PaNtSM OM/.1.1. 1 (bay," gleam "I• am not his will. Le that what you was a defensive one in partieu- "I soon isetils•icoasrP'Y ly, but there dyke Informed no Oppy?" RAILWAY eyes. care of the mean, Uncle (1.4(44/ SUIN in his gray tar, "but Dhave taken to annoy him, she IN-, let him off the hook his father If she meent LarCe.15,N MOP' Mr. Opdyke dear boy ever since 'his mood change.. course. You pay- aueoeeded, for A"S "C f course. Of died. haven't I, Larry?" he suggested Dial ojt,ruN priests of our answered abruptly, and- chistrists are the 'You bet," Larry promenade duel: try to do ter out m. e go up to the Modern world. You the red came Up we a; did for heartily, but stilted everyone, and the confeesional With.hls pink:cheeks This us what con- of his collar. out likeopeople making give our he looked as If hurried oue ancestors- only and his crew cut, safety valve. The in a sweater escape. Sciences a ought fain to be ) • Ito code yon he (To Ilo Coktinucd My t .1.1 trouble is ye u tuirve after a coach, rather than , get mixed trotting, -ate-es perea...... go by, and so we n'etaeheeted l'e Flee Y. ..7,Ally !Thiebert )."-, remeene, lee. 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Mrs. Charles Tolley Jr. Mrs. Preston Ordway C. Winter Mrs. Hubert Jackson, Glin Jeffrey John G. Thomas Martin Mr. John ,Mr. Robert Outland Mrs. 0. Mr Stanley Jeffrey Mrs. F. B. H. Hood. Mrs. T. F. Woodward Mrs. Autry Farmer Ed Frank Outland Mrs. R. Mrs. T. F. htixedon Jeffrey Mr. Beale Mrs W E. Johnson Mrs. John T. Irvan William F. Outland Mrs. John Trotter t I Rev. Warren Maxedon Mrs. 'Jeffrey Mr. Sherri' Are Mothers Mrs. H. B. Wright Farmer William Thomas F. Bates Jennifer Troller '''s. -`" ciaze't""Of: Al's W. W. Meadows Mrs. Claud Mrs. William Presides .-It Meet Mr. R. E. 13rausa Miss Wanda Lee Farmer Mrs. W. V. Jeffrey Outland Mrs. E. A. Tucker Mrs. Morris Folks Jeffrey Mr. Pogue Onel Mrs. John Freida:1% York Farmer Mr. Huron Mr. Bruce Tucker Society I (Continued from Page Mrs. Ada Moore • Miss Claudia Ann Jeffrey Mrs. Sherrill Outland Missionary Duncan Mrs. C. L. Vaughn Mr. William F. Mrs. Richard Tuck Mrs. Geneva Simpson Mrs. Jeff Farris Mrs. John Farmer - Jimmie Outland at Fergu- Mr. 0. R. Jeffrey - Elizabeth Tuck Nix Crse-ford po.i.ded -Mrs. Edward Stanley Amanda Morris Lee Mansfield Farmer Sherri Outland Mis _Lon, Charles W. Jenkins Donna Lou Tuck Of the W"rn'""si, Falsor (HONOR) Mrs. Lester larmei Mrs. Mrs. W. C. Outland -n----tere-Arrasinralitte North - - Jan Jenkins..., Society of the J a Duncan Robert LeeMornses- •TIO-riii--- • Mrs. Max Carlisle- • - -Miss SSnry Onttanst Missionary PrI Mrs !Mrs. Opal W. Jenkillg Mr. Richard Tuck Grove Cumberlend Mrs win,.,,, F. Jeffrey Mrs. Shelby Madden Mrs. itex Alexander Mrs. Roy Fanner Mrs. Miss Letricia Outland Pleasant Mr. Charles W..JeakMis Mrs. Emma Valentine Church. Sheltie Dunn Marguerite Sills Murphy Cindy Alexander Miss Frances Lee Farmer Mrs Bettie Overby bytenan Mrs Mrs. Hada Jewell Mr. Van D. Valentine Harold Speight Frank Sykes Mrs. B. C. Allbritten Mrs. W. C. FaHrer Mrs. Mr. Rue Overby Was led by Mrs _ Mrs. Jewell Van D. Valentine The opening prayer Myers Mrs. Demus Futrell Mr. Aubrey Farmer Nathan Overbey Mrs. ses- Mrs. J:lin Edmondson Mrs. Neva Cherry Jewell Mrs Bruce Ruth Valentine Harmon Ross A business Glenn Ashcraft Farris Barbara Moody Emma Mrs. Ilrs. Richard Tuck Mrs. Dorris Clark Mrs. Mrs. Cecil Jewell Mrs. Gordon ç'44' Barbara Ashcraft Christine Mrs. C. L. Vaughn stem Mre. Francis Elliott Mrs. Essie Neale Miss Buddy Farris Mrs Rue Overby Vaughn the Baar Mrs. Lottie Jewell Theodore Is Mrs. Glyco Wells opened Henry Elliott Mr. Glen Edward Neale Mrs Robert K. Mrs. Myrtle Farris Ruetta Overby devs.ti srx Mr. Baar Harold S. Jewell Rosa Vaughn by giving the Neale Robert Louis Mr. Cecil B. Farris Joe Overby ,... Mrs. program Mrs. J. H. Ellis Mrs. Mary Jones C. L. Vaughn Clod and A` Call To Neale Ernest Bailey Farrell Mrs. Commodore Overbey Mr. -The Word of Mrs. A. F. loran. Mr. Laymen Mrs Mrs. Richard Parker Mrs. Wells Vincent theme of the Jack Batley Farrell Mrs. Tommy Overbey Mrs. N. E. Sirsice- was the T. W. Fain Mrs Fanny Ohla Mr. Dickie Lochie Belle „Winter given bY M. Baker Mrs. G. D. Johnson Mrs. John C. program Talks were Nolan Jettan , Mr. Howard Ohla Mrs. Charles Kathy Farrell Mary Wells Overbey Nix Craw- Mrs Michael Baker Ferguson Mrs. Bernard Bell Mrs. J. N. Waggoner Mrs Edwin Cain, Mrs Falwell Odelle Overcast Charles Mrs Edward Stanley Mrs. Leland E. Owen -- Mrs. Mrs. Florence Mis Baker Fergu- Gus Johnson Mrs. Prentice Lassiter. Thomas Junes and Bryan Overcast Richard Allen Mr Edward Stanley Mrs. Mrs. William Barker ford. Mrs Mrs Warden Gilbert Mr. F. H. Graham Waldrop Mrs. Roy Gra- Joe G. Baker, Sr. son. Jr. Mrs. Page Mrs. Burie Paul Cunningham. Mrs. Ed Farmer ,.. _ Mrs J. E. Owen Mrs. Robertson Mrs. West prayer. Sr. Mr. Charles M. Baker Fitts -shirs. Miller Sue Waldrop hsm led the closing Mrs. W. S. Pur4i7im - Mrs. G. B. Scott, Mrs Freeman Outland Mrs. Eli Alexander P.- Darnell the member' Barnett Mrs. Carlton Mrs. Solon Reports made by Roy S -Farmer Mrs Charlie Parker Mrs Collie Gerald Fitts Mrs. T. R. Palmer sent Mr. Barnett J. H. Johnson Mrs. H. T. Waldrop included nineteen persons Mrs. Robert Banks Miss Ann McArthur Fitts Mrs_ Miss Sarah Palmer Mrs 3. B. Farmer Barnett Miss Pauline Johnson Mrs. Ed Griffin tv.enty;two carts sent. Matilda Pa:ton Mr. Ted J. Freda Ann Fitts T. Parker flewers.• Mrs. Ava Williams Mrs Frances Johnson Mrs. Joe Waldrop' , sixtv-oeven Vii'its t) Cullom Thomas Bales Floro Mrs. W. F. Albert Parker Mrs. Willie eight trays,. Farmer Mrs. J A. Mrs. Mrs E. R. Lewis Johnson Mr. Russell Waldrop hundred eighty- Mire E. Si. William F. Bates Cordrey Mr. James Mr. H. T. tfaie sick and one Farmer Mrs C. C. Peal Mr. Mrs. Gail S. Mrs. W. H. Patterson read. Mr. Joen Mr. Gene Johnson Mrs GinglesWaIlis chapte-rs of ths. BiWe Same* C.. Joiner Mrs. M. D. Baucum Mrs J. H. Franklin Mrs. Price Lassiter seven Mrs. Lou Farmer • i Mrs. Sr. Junes Carolyn Wallis Penny Mr. T. 0. Baucum. Mrs. H. Glenn Doran Mrs. Calle .. . Autry Farmer Mrs C. E. Farmer_ Mrs. John Perry . Mr. L. L. Beale Mrs. Lester T. Farmer Mrs. E. W. Riley Mrs. Mrs M. F. -Frazier Foreit Perry Wallis Mr. Lester Kelly Cromwell Mrs. C. W. Jones Mr. Gingles Mrs Georgia Ann Pitchford Mrs. Mr's. Rex Diuguid • Gale Perry srey Is Mrs Albert Farris Bell Eddy Jones Mr. Pat Wallis I - Cahoon Mrs. W. 1). Sykes Mrs. W. A. • Mrs Jack W. Frost J. Franklin Perry Mrs. Maude Farris Bell Glenda Jones Mrs. Mr...Laverne Willis A. E. Planck Mr eiernard Jack Frost, Jr. Mr. John Perry II*ith Mrs Ellen Fitts Mrs Bell Charlie G. Jones Mrs. Laverne Wallis Coniplinsetited . Mrs. D. L. Divelbies Mr. Kenneth Mrs. Stella Furches Mrs. Ethel leckren Mr Freeman Fitts C. W. Jones Mrs. Kay Wallis Opheha Pogue Mrs. R. H. Biggs Mrs. Holmes Ellis Mr. G. Gish On ,Birthilay M. Elta Mrs. Harold %tenths Party Mrs G E. Ford Mrs. A. J. Buchanan Futrell 'Mrs Garnett Jones Mrs. Pat Mrs. F. b Outland a-- Mrs. Demos Jones Mrs. Mildred Polly Wallis was corn- Mr C. B. Ford • Boaz. Sr Calfee Mr. Garnett Hood Mary Jane Mini Marilyn Usrey Mrs Cone L. Poole, Mrs Seth Mrs. Mary Virginia Mrs. Walter Lewis Polly celebra- Jersye -Roark Gibbs A. Stubblefield s Lola E. Jones Jack Wallis pitmente.d with ,a party in Mrs Mrs. Bernard Whitnell Mrs. Frank Eums Futrell Mrs Bernard Puryear Charles Jenkins Melt Garnett Jones` Mrs. Kim Wallis of her eourberweese.bastbday Mrs. Mrs. C. C. Bouldin Ivan R. Futrell Mr. Joyce Puryear tion . Mrsalani Ray WS. Karnes - Carol Ward • evening at her home Bessie r. Gilbert Williams Mrs. Walter Karnes Futrell Mrs M. Mrs. Will .bed Tuesday Mrs. Jessie Ray Mrs. Iv.in R. Karnes Mrs. W. S. Purdom Ross *consisted of ar- Mrs Ray P.. Mundiy E. Brandon Mr. Walter Mrs. Herman The dectitatieng Mrs. W. C. Reed Mrs. H. Patricia Futrell Moss Miss Catherine Purdom and punk G. Glasgow • Farmer Mrs. Herman Mrs P. F. Waterfield range-mere. of ins, tulips Mrs J Nils. A. M. Finley Mrs. Aubrey Mrs Marshall Fuqua Charles Rains Butterworth - 1.ula Kelly Mrs. Mrs Eugene Hughes The tor.orse was the re- Mrs. A. D • F. Richardson Mrs. Grace Brewer . Mrs, William Crago Mrs Rains ' roses Mrs. James Hugh Houston Frances Frank Berry gifts Sally Guthrie Mrs Truman Smith Fuqua Mrs. Mr. cipient of 77 any nice Mrs Mrs. W. H. Broach Mrs. Don James Rains Bertrand Edgar Morris ' Broach . Mrs Wesley Kemper Mrs. Phillip Mrs. Mrs. Theresa McCabe Robbins Mrs W. H Mrs Jack Gardner Robert Rains Games wcee rlsyed and prizes Newton Madden Swann Kristie Kemper Mr. Edwin Waterfield Mrs Joseph Miss Flay Robbins Mrs Ewing Jacqueline Gardner John W. Rains the winnstS. Re- Fielder Andrea Kemper Mrs. Mrs. Haron West were awsreed 'Mr. Shelby Madden Levora Roberts Mrs. George Sue Gardner Rains served to tl:e Mrs. Cleora Kelly Mr. Charles Luther West freshments were Avery Hale Miss Beth Broach Mrs Roselle Steven Mrs. Mr Eddie Roberts Mrs W. P. Garrison Kelly Mrs. Delia Ramsey asghteen persons present. Olin Moore - Airs_ C. W. Jones R. Garrieon Mr. R. E.• Mrs. Sally Wilkinson Mrs. 'Mrs. Carroll Robertson Mr. Robert J. B. Ramsey K. Bale Burkeen Mrs. Leonard Kik Mr. Sam Calhoun present were 'Barbara Mrs. Rictser•-d Mr Luther Robertson Mrs F.dd Mrs Robert Gass Mrs. Clayton C. Ray Those E. Hale 0. Burkeen Leonard- Kik. Jr. Mrs. Ava Williams J•inex. Fern. Wyatt Mr. Charlie L P. Robertson Mr. James Linda Gass Mrs. Buford Hurt Washer. Jane Mrs E Eugene Burkeen Bob Kik Mr. Robert Williams (*louden.. Mann- Mrs. Alice Harrison Mrs L. Robertson Mr. Marion Bob Gass, Jr H E Recldink Eennett Gray. David Kik Mrs. Mrs. Walter. C Williams. Jr. Melvin Mrs. Robie Fair , Robertson Mrs E. Joe Burkeen J. R. Gatlin R Garrison leg, Jerry Don Tucker. Ness Mabel Mrs Kik Mrs Robert K. Williams suss J. Hsrtsfield Mk Lorraine Burkeen Gingles Wallis Nancy Sheryl Smite" Breletiy Walker, Kay 'envier. FM" Mrs Sara Robertson Mrs. Mrs. Christine Rhodes Williams Ill Ryan D. Butterworth , Mrs. A. C Kilgore Walter Craig Lae.renee. Glenda Lawrenral, Mrs. Maurice Mr Elias Robertson Mrs A. Mrs Loula Gatlin Miss Anne Rhodes Sr. • Leona • Paul Butterworth Diuguid Mr Harold Kilgore Mrs Walter C. Williams, s!. Richard Adams. yrs. Fannie Heath Robinson Mr. John Mrs. James Edward Mrs. Sarah Hinman Rob McCall' Mrs Ernest Paul Kingins Mr. Walter C. Williams, Jr. J.-:nes. Eu. - T Wife Junes Ramsey Miss Jean Butterworth d. Gehl Mrs Rhodes 'Norm r Srn.th Din Mrs Mrs. Winona Mrs. Enema Ann Kingins Mrs Raymond Wyatt. Henry • Mrs Etna Butterworth Gerald F Dent Patsy Hilda Rhodes Mrs John L. Wiiiiams gene Merrmr.c. Wasburn Mrs. Hugh Mrs H. F. Rose Mrs. Kipp Miss Tucker B. Henry Mrs Isaac Clanton B. Gibbs Mrs. P. J. Peggy Williams Stud Marilyn l'srey Gerald Mr. David Mrs. Sohp Ed Scott Mrs Charles Kipp Mrs. E. W. Riley S. Ai Butterworth Mr. A. J Bonnie Williams sett a cif': :b.it was urable to Mrs Mary Hill Mrs Ann Rowlett Mrs. Donald Gibbs Mrs. Jack Bailey A. D. Butterworth Mrs. A. D. Kirkpatrick Mrs Lulu Ksenhoover Mrs. Henry Elliott Dr. Mrs. Eula Gilbert Mrs. J. R. Riley II Mrs Olice Wilson attend Mrs Thomas Farley Jr A. Mond McLean Rudolph Mrs. Lula Carraway Mr. Warden Gilbert Mrs. Walter C. Williams. Mrs. John Paul Butterwrirth Mrs C. Mrs. Minnie Andrew Kittelberger 5. Miss Nelle carrawsy Gilbert Mrs Judge R Hall Hood Mr. Roy Rudolph Mrs. Warden Kyle Mrs L W Riley V. 1. Windsor • Pat Carraway - Mrs. Verne Mrs C M Hood Mrs W G. Seawright Mr. Don Gilbert Mr. E. W. Riley Mrs James M. Lassiter Chambers Mrs Ralph Kyle Garnett Jones Mrs. Sid Boggess Mrs. J. 0 Mrs. Harold G. GIs\ Mre. Jessie Houston Roane Mrs Scott Mr. Verne Kyle John C Winter Social Calendar Clark Sexton Mrs. Elteist Dana W. Gish Dr. Hugh Houston Mrs Hewlett Mrs. E. M. ark Lamb. Sr. Joheny Winter 1 Mrs Glenn Charles H. Gish. Sr. Mrs Ii - Sexton Mrs. V Elias Robertson Mrs Tull Hopkins . Mrs. J. D. Mr. Frank Lamb, Jr. Mrs. Nore' Winter slay U Hopkins Lock- 'Sharpe Dick Charles Dr. Harold G. Gish Wesley Kemper Mara. Mrs. Nadine Mrs. Anse E. Lamb Mrs. sa Homemakers hart Sharpe Mrs. L B. Charles T. Grable Mrs Ina Robertson John Woodruff a he Plea,. Mr. Julius Mrs. J. Edd Burkeen Mrs. Luther Mrs ElLs Mr. G. W. Charles Grable Mrs Overbey Gary Woodruff Club .wiit meet with William Hobbs Mrs. Fay Wilson Shipley Mollye Mrs. John W. rlic. Mrs Cherry Mrs Frank Lancaster Johnny Woodruff Ross Paschall st one o Charlie E Hale s Miss Mary Shipley Mrs: Vlore Sue Grable Mrs. Baron West - Mrs Sandra Lancaster • • • Jacob Miss Sue Maddox Ernst Greverus Robertson 'tirs Jo! r. Buie Mrs. Clarice Mrs Laneester Mr. Charles J. 0. Wrather Mrs. Hewlett Clark Perry Mrs W. W. Tuesday. Maj92 Luther Robertson Mrs 3 H. Smith Mrs. John Lancaster Mrs. N. M. Roberts Mr. M. 0. Wrather Mrs Sadie Nell West Mr Frank The East S7de Club will meet Mule Robert L Smith Mrs. Mrs. Ed Grille.' Mrs. Autry Farmer Mrs. Fr] Robertson I Mr L. A. L. Langston Sam Adams Mrs M. 0. Clark Ann Waldrop Griffin Mrs N. Ryan • Robert Young Withwith Mrs. Mr Richard Mason Mrs W. A Sparkman Barney 0 Langston Mrs. Eva Sparkmen Mr. Dorris Clark Guy Edward Griffin Mr. Frank Ryan Robert Young thirty o'c:ock. Mrs W W Humphries Mr. J. Mstt Mrs Wells Lassiter Mr. • • • Mrs Maude Farris Cohoon Ed Griffin, Mrs. Helen Bill Young Mrs Genora Hamlett Mrs 'Susan Waters Stubblefield Mr M. Lassiter Mrs. Frank Ryan Hiaremaeers Sr Mr. Eugene C. Cahoon R. Grogan Mr James The Poltertown Jane Jenkins Mr. Vernon Stubblefield, Mrs Bobbie Larry Ryan Jane Young J. A Mrs Eliza Frances Cohoun Mrs. Jessie Lassiter Club will meet with :Mrs. Susan Jane .Spllivan. Miss Gary Grogan Mts. J N. Ryan Burton Young Mrs Alice Jones Mrs Colburn Miss Mary G Lassiter Outland at ten o'clock. Mrs. Roy Rudolph Mrs George Jennifer Grogan • Kicky Ryan s • •'• Mrs 0 J Jennings Mott Jesse Lassiter Byron Sutherland Mrs. Kenneth Mrs. Charlie E. Hale Mrs June Ryan Mr Kerby Jennings Mrs Ada Beverly Lassiter sf the•WMS of terse ferret P Dulaney Mrs Norville Cole Mrs. Charles M Baker C. Ryan Circles F. Johnson Mrs William Lassiter Mrs. Louis e'. ;it tao- Mrs J Cole Hale Mike Baptist C.i.r. 1!1 Laura Patterson Sykes Patricia / Mrs. Charles Edward Dowell Key Ryan Mr. G D .Sohnson Mrs Mrs Price Lassiter thirty i l. . k fo:l• tes• I atth Tom Sykes Faye Cole Charles Stephen Hake Nat Ryan, Jr Mrs W IS Johnson Mr Joe Betty Carol Lassiter Mrs. Mrs. A H Lassa.- irn tth Mrs, Sykes Mrs. Enid Cordrey Mrs. Coy L. Hale Dr. Louis C. Ryan Mr. .W E Johnson Mrs Wofford Cordrey Ellen I,..ehtonen S.aued• tr. Ili •.,.."1 Mrs Sykes Mr. Gail S. Mr. Charles Edward Hale Mrs Maurice Ryan Rueas Maggie Joiner Mr:• W. D Howard Ohla Mrs. and IV se .ti. MU t Mrs Mrs. Gail S. Cordrey Hale Mrs. Hillard H,•gers. Joiner Mrs Sally Ford Sykes Mrs. Vernon Nancy Ryan Mr James C. Waybe Cordrey Solon G. Hale Mrs. L. L Lee Lois M.la-r • Mr Dick Sykes Lt. Comdr Lancaster Linda Ryan • • • Mrs J G Jones 1- Costello Mrs. Frank Frank Sykes ' Mrs. Charles Mrs Myrtle Hamilton J. C. Sammons Mrs George Gatlin Mr. Willie Lain Mrs. 7 cnapter Sandra Costello C. C. Lowry Mrs. Murray S' I Mrs Duvid Terhune Mrs. Linn Mr. J. T. Sammons F. rre r Mrs A C. King Sue Ellen Costello Miss Evelyn Pullman-Standard gills! -dome Order of 1. • Mrs. Glenn Ashcraft Mrs R. A. Hamilton Lockhart Mes. J. T. Sammons st the Mr Lowell King Cothron Dunn Mrs Nadine Hopkins cars recently developed hod its rscsIsr K. Terry Mrs S. E. Mrs. Herbert John Irby Sammons railroad Mrs A. J Kingins Mrs J. W. Furgersen Bronda Sue Lockhart a half times ,ii Masonic' H...1 at etas srtiftren Mrs. George Mrs C. H. Harkleroad Gene Sammons pri.vide three and Mr Psul Kingns Cox Mrs. C. C. Lowry -viewing window are.i o'clock. WThjornMta.ilkin 'nse'n Airs. Si. R. Kaye Ellen Harkleroad Nancy Sammons much scenery • • • Mrs CharS-Ote V.rginia Kirkland; Mrs. PGMrs Outland Duane Lowry R Meloan Mrs. W. C. Lynn Jodie Harkleroad G B. Scott, Sr. as the-earlier models. Mrs. Leland E. Owen Mrs. Ralelgh Corrielyn Lowry Mrs Wednesday. May 13 Tidwell Mrs Bruce Cram Mrs Madge Harris Mr. John Ed Scott Mrs Henry Lamb I Mrs Jae Mr' Crit Lowry The 11.rris Gs, ye M memakers Tidwell Norman Crain Miss Malvena Harris Mr. Bull Scott Mr R. Si. Lamb Mr Ralph Dr. C. C Lowry 111111111111111111111111111W Club will reset with Mn, Eag•-ne Tolley Mrs H. M. Crass Mrs. Porter Hays Louise Searfos %V Lashlen rs W S Jr. John G. Lovett Mrs. at sne-th.rty is clock. Mrs 0 Mrs. Fred Schultz. Bob E. Hays Mrs Nance A. Bell Me Bryan Tolley W. Ordway David Searfos • • • Mrs W -0 H. Crass Heldenbeand Mrs. Preston E J. Trail Mrs Mrs. C. H. Sr. Miss Sondra Joan Searfos will Mrs J I. Lissiter rs yarns Mrs. H H. Lovett. . 'The Arts r.r,d_('rafts Club Huie Mrs. Shellie Mrs. G. W. Charles Mrs. C. L. Sharborough Mo. Mary Ruth Mrs. Eef Mrs Brooks Cross meet se.th M' .".77 HarsehOnts - Mrs Charles Crawford Mrs. David B. Henry Miss Jacqueline Sharbornugh Ora Robertsorr LassLassiterM ittr 17.1rs J T. Walls-. Crawford Addle Lyles CAPITOL k Virginia Frances Henry Mrs at two-th:rty . Mr 0. Stanley WaU Shirley Mrs Joseph W. Fall, Jr. • • • Mr Ffrice Lassiter Crawford Rev Paul T Lyles .1 Wall Janice Mrs, Ellis Henson Mrs. M E. Shaw Ends Tuesday Mr Carroll Lassiter re Is Mrs Paul T. Lyles TIonesday. Stay 11 Mrs Ethel (ripe Donnie Henson Mrs. Vernon Stubblefield, Jr MaryP Perry Lear The Family Jr. Nancy Lyles South Morray H,•-• orraltcrs Sirs Mrs. Frank Lamb, - Ronnie Henson W. Sr. Tse Lear Mrs Maude Wall Lyles Mrs. Audrey Simmons. 'a ith tire % V Mr C .T. J. W. Crisp Herndon Paula Jr, (Fi B [)\1 tub V.111 wee: Mrs Bryan Overcast Mrs. Mrs. James McLemore Audrey W Simmons, s: fs Charles Luter Nicholai P. Hutson Lou Herndon Mrs Oliver C -,._••••".....-11.4 at sineote rtv Nunsa Reid Waters Mrs. Nimme Mrs Truman Smith : • • • Mrs Warren :Maxedo.n :Mrs Cromwell Billy McLemore !hint Hoy S Farmer Mrs. Kelly Jimmie Lee Herndon Jr Jicpmte,Smith is. Strati Ellen AtcHood Cromwell Mr Oliver C. McLenuare. Saturday. May III Si Wear Kenneth I Mrs. Sam Hettinghouse Mrs Eugene Smotberman REATE - blettin Mrs 1.1 McNamee W•ir tiusv chsp- Mrs Staidery Brooks Cross Mores Todd Mrs H G G a.• The Captear Mrs C B. Ford Mrs Mrs. Davis Pamela Jo Smotherman 'a .h Mrs J A. P.irker Cross Mar Johnson Mrs W B ter of the 1.).‘R meet Emily Wear Sferley Mrs. Vertie Dickle Smotherman StX'S Rh.eria Mahan Mies Mrs Otis Magness Miss Bernet- l'r)e it twi-r.nly Jane Cross Mrs. Elizabeth Outland J. L Matan Mrs. John Wells • Charle Magnns• Mrs Minnie Ssnotherman Mt nibs-us ,te the Mr Jimmy Cross Mrs. Henrietta Shekell Mr SHOW o'sl.ick. .Mrs. Bruce Overbey Mrs. Bessie Thomas g &de fr,:rti secs M rs Vickie 5.1:irtin Culver Mrs J I. Mahan change of r • Fannie Thornton' Weill Mrs. Ivy Mrs. Solon Higgins Mr Eugene H. Smotherman lt,..ti.rday. M.ss Ka - •Martin Mrs Culver Hale Miss Sue Mahan end Saturday to third Helen Wells Lassiter Glenda Mrs. Vernon Mrs. R. A. Sparks .115•01. Mrs. Mrs P N. Mahan EAFall . • Loretta Culver Iley Hight ON Mr! Cora West Mrs. Mahan .. Mr. Harry Sparks B. Ctird Overby Miss Ruby Dell Mrs Duet Sykei Mrs. James Mrs. Rue Mrs. Harold Speight D Valentine Mrs. Stanley Martin )1 .1 IR creota, Lawton Alexander Mrs. Van Mrs. T. J. Hinton Georgia Speight .IINIC( your Lawn with Mr Curd ' Mrs Patty Martin Macurdy Beautify Alexander Miss Carrie B. Mrs. Harty I. Sledd Mr • Eli Joseph Masni Jerry-Speight COINitt (141.1111055 over the lawn with Enix Miss Jean Curd Allie Hodges Mrs. Do it yosersolf . welt Mrs Albert Mrs. Harold Kilgore Mrs. Dumas Stark Mrs Carl Davis Mrs. Hilda Jewell Mrs. Be lder is on. A Mrs Elizabeth Whitnah Ann Miles Mrs. Harvey Ellis Scoes•Spreocier lingo — Turf Mrs Sherrill Outland Holland , Mrs Martha lill0E• HESTON Miss Roberta Wfutriati Mrs. Marvin Gibbs Mr's. I.. A. Stiles HUTTON- seed ready to grow. David Davis. Sr. Robert L Smith Mrs Evelyn 00501155 G10111A brisk Wye., and tots?* is the Mrs Carter Whitnell Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Harry Sparks W. B. Davis Sr. Mrs R M. Miller Mr Joh?n W.- Whitnell Mr Mrs. R. H. Hood, Mrs. J W. Stitt Davidson. Sr. Clough Hood Mr. Robert Miller GRAHAME Mrs John Farmer Mrs. W. 0. Dr. Oliver Mrs' Joe G. Baker, Sr. David B Henry H. Sigithenm Mrs. E. G. Moody Mrs James-Robert Gatlin Mrs. Mrs. Wm. Moody Mrs. Tom Strader F Dent H. Hood, Jr. Mr. Gordon 1511111 Mrs Marvin L Whitnell Mrs. Gerald Dr. Richard Mrs Ralph Tidwell Dent Wm W. Furgerson Mrs. J. W. Moore tfattil0 Mrs Beale Outland Gerleen Mrs Mrs. Frank Albert Stubblefield F. Dent Mr. Olin Moore Will Higgins Whitnell Mrs Floyd Mrs. M. E. Horn Jennie Sue Stubblefield Mr Mrs. Olin Moore Whitnelr Mr. Gerald F. Dent Mx. Glenn Ashcraft STFIART Mrs Ruth T Spencer Goard Frankie Ann Stubbletield Rhodes Mrs Rex Diuguid A. J. Hughes Mrs Christine Mrs. Gourd Mary Boaz Stubblefeld Wanda Diuguid Mrs. Norville Cole Sr Miss Mayme Rebecca Moore Mrs. V C. Stubblefield. Mrs T. C. Doran Ben Humphrey Mr Joe Whitnell Mrs Moss Mr. Vernon Stubble!old. Jr. - TURF BUILDS* Doran King Mrs. A C. — — Seise, Mrs Carrie Wilcox Tommy Mrs Lowell Mr. Fratit A. ' ADMISSIONS AiRTI LAWN seedsmen resort,- Mr. Herman Moor Stubblefield 54c aer- Ti e rosifood Re.x Diuguid Jimmy Doran Mrs. Buford B. Hurt Adults blend of all new vigor, Mr Herman Moss Mrs. Vernon Stubblefield. Jr; -Tie's cho.ce mend feeds lawns ta Williams Mrs A. F Doran Harold Hurt hers 25c makes delve, color. Mrs Gertie Stone Moss Vernon Shaw Stubblefield Children ies-m.01 crosses health and spanking Mr. H. Glenn Doran Richard Hurt Gloria shade. Minion, Mrs. Charles Rams Robert Burnes Stubblefield in 'sun as sq ft for less than a B P. Edmiston Hurt Harold Moss Balcony: lawn pound Feed 100 Mrs 'Melissa Wilson Mrs Mrs. Hal M. Mrs. T. H Stiller • Colored heavy teeth per nal feeds 2500 sq ft H T., Waldrop B Hurt Russell Most of dime 2$ Mrs' Vernon -Stubblefield. Sr Mrs. Mr. Buford Mrs Eugene Adults 45c 99.91 w eedf est. ft—$7.e! Ellis Mrs Jenny Morris smotherman --1250 10.000 se/ Mrs Frank Wilson Mrs Duncan Mrs Bell Hutchins Bunn Swann 25c lb.'s-. $7.33 Pitts Mrs Ivan et Futrell Mrs. Children I fb — $1.50 5 Elias .Robertson - Mr. Harvey MIS Mrs Freeman : Mrs. Mrs G D Names se•• Mrs. Bobbie U 4,:rogan Mrs Harvey Ellis • Mrs N P Hutson 4 Mre. Joseph Windsor T. Lyle, Mrs. pick Sykes Vicki EMS Mrs Robert R Buckingham Mrs.. Patti r===2111111= HARDWARE & SUPPLY Mrs Claude L.. Brown ECONOMY 575 Mrs Holmes Ellis Phone C. Winter • East Maas r. •

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